Showing posts with label Taylor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Taylor. Show all posts

Saturday, 3 October 2015

Taylor GT8 Baritone 8 String acoustic guitar.

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I'm not necessarily a fan of Taylor guitars. I've played a lot of them and they are actually quite playable, I've just never played one that sang to me in anyway and they really aren't offering anything unique. At least I thought they weren't.
It seems I was wrong.

This now discontinued Taylor GT8 is a baritone guitar and the middle 2 strings ( A and D ) are double coursed with an octave string. The result is rather piano-esque (or rather pianistical?) sound and I can see a lot of applications here for an acoustic performer. I'm a little surprised that it's no longer made. Perhaps the $3500 list price was too much for most.

You can get this one for $2500 Canadian.

Check out a demo here.

R.W. Haller

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Tuesday, 18 September 2012

Taylor Classic SB1-X solid body


I love crazy guitars with original designs and creative spirit, but I also enjoy no-nonsense simple ones like this Taylor Classic SB1-X with its sober but very elegant line and finish (transparent white is one of my favorite, look at this!) I love the pointy cutaway - it looks like a giant shark tooth, a sharp detail of an otherwise sensually curved outline !

Everything on it is minimal and classy - bridge (beautiful Taylor specific model), mini humbuckers, knobs, only the mother-of-toilet-seat pickguard brings a fancy tone (these guitars are made to measure so one could choose a more discrete one)...

Bertram D

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Monday, 24 January 2005

New T5 Thinline 5-Way Guitar from Taylor: There are electric guitars, there are acoustic guitars, and now, there is the new Taylor "T5" - a little bit of both, and a whole lot more. Allegedly.

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